Philips 27E1N8900 27″ OLED

[illli]

Did a search and didn't find a topic about it. It apparently uses the same JOLED panel as found in the LG 27EP950

https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/philips-27e1n8900-announced-with-27-oled-panel-for-professional-users

This is not a gaming monitor however. Only 4k at 60Hz

There is also mention of it being sold in the US "currently planned for release in the Asian and North American markets, with a list price of ~7000 Chinese yuan (approx. $1070 USD)"

 

[Naesmac]

Did a search and didn't find a topic about it. It apparently uses the same JOLED panel as found in the LG 27EP950

https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/philips-27e1n8900-announced-with-27-oled-panel-for-professional-users

This is not a gaming monitor however. Only 4k at 60Hz

There is also mention of it being sold in the US "currently planned for release in the Asian and North American markets, with a list price of ~7000 Chinese yuan (approx. $1070 USD)"

I've been eyeballing this panel as a cheaper alternative to the LG. Asus is also introducing a 27" JOLED this year. I'm wondering if the cheaper price for this Philips monitor is partially because it's missing hardware LUT calibration. I've found the 27E1N8900 manual PDF and it doesn't mention LUT software that would be required like the LG Color software. If LUT save into monitor is missing, the panel will drift and the internal pre-calibrated color spaces will become invalid. Software profiling will work OK, but it will shrink the gamut.